Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State has reaffirmed his administration's commitment to strengthening the state's security architecture to protect lives and property and sustain peace across the state.
The governor gave the assurance on Friday in Jalingo, through the Secretary to the Government of Taraba State, SGS, Chief Gebon T. Kataps, while receiving the Deputy Inspector-General of Police in charge of Research and Planning, Ibrahim Baba Zango, during a working visit to the state.
Governor Kefas said his administration remained committed to supporting security agencies in carrying out their constitutional responsibilities and creating a safer environment for residents.
He stressed the need for sustained collaboration between the state government and security agencies to consolidate gains made in tackling insecurity.
"Effective security is essential to the state's development agenda, economic activities and the overall well-being of its residents," Kefas said.
The governor reiterated the state government's readiness to work with relevant security agencies to address security challenges and maintain peace across Taraba.
Earlier, Zango said the police leadership had received positive reports about improvements in the security situation in Taraba State.
He described the reported progress as commendable, noting that it reflected ongoing efforts by relevant authorities to improve security across the state.
The DIG reaffirmed the commitment of the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to sustaining peace and security, adding that they would continue to collaborate with the state government and other stakeholders to address emerging threats.